The Boy and the Golden Butterfly

On a bright Saturday, curious Leo notices a butterfly with golden wings and decides to follow it. He takes his green backpack and trails the butterfly past the bakery and post office, around a corner he has never explored before. The chase leads him through a rusty, ivy-covered gate into an old botanical garden that seems forgotten, with gray stone paths, empty flowerbeds, and tangled vines.

Inside, Leo discovers green shoots pushing through cracks and a single yellow flower blooming like sunshine. In a tumbledown greenhouse, he finds a rainbow of flowers growing wild, alive with butterflies and bees. There he meets Mr. Chen, an old man in a straw hat who once tended the garden. They talk about plants and seasons, and Leo learns that curiosity is like a key that opens doors to hidden beauty. The tale by Ebru Mina TOMURCUK can be read on Onlinemasal Com.Tr.